Douglas, Mark
Certification Research
Mark Douglas is a researcher in the field of electromagnetics with 30 years of experience in radiofrequency dosimetry and electromagnetic modeling. Mark joined the IT'IS Foundation in 2009 as a Project Leader.
Mark's research work has resulted in over 100 papers for scientific conferences and peer-reviewed journals and 5 patents. Mark earned his PhD from the University of Victoria in electrical engineering.
Mark is an active contributor to several international standards on the assessment of radiofrequency electromagnetic energy for compliance with exposure standards. He is a member of IEC TC106 and a co-chair of the IEEE International Committee on Electromagnetic Safety, Technical Committee 34.
From 2002 to 2009, Mark worked at the Corporate Electromagnetic Energy (EME) Research Laboratory at Motorola, where he led advancements in radiofrequency dosimetry research and testing. Mark's research included the development of fast algorithms and predictive techniques that considerably reduced the time and cost of dosimetry testing of wireless products. From 1998 to 2002, Mark was a Senior Technical Leader with the Antenna Development Group at Ericsson. In this capacity, Mark designed, optimized, and tested antennas for wireless handsets, and he built an electromagnetic testing laboratory.
